Not sure whether this is documented or not, or if maybe I was doing something wrong, but I thought I could help someone else out if they find themselves in the same boat I was in.
WebloginPE is great, but more functionality than I need. I really just needed a simple (but functional) login script, and WebLogin is old, and unkept as far as I know. Anyways, my problem with WebloginPE was not being able to make use of the placeholders on the login page I specified via &liHomeId=`x`
I tried lots of different stuff to make it happen, but in the end, all I needed to do was make a new call to the WebloginPE snippet on the landing page.
For instance, on my login page, I have this call:
[!WebLoginPE? &type=`simple` &loHomeId=`25` &liHomeId=`26`!]
And on my landing page (page ID 26), I make almost the same call, but this time I specified the template chunk I want to be used for that page:
[!WebLoginPE? &successTpl=`loginSuccess` &loHomeId=`25` &liHomeId=`26`!]
This seems to solve my problem perfectly. Keep in mind, though, I just figured this out a couple minutes ago, and I don’t make any use of extended functionality, like profiles or anything like that. I only wanted a universal landing page that was separate from the login page (due to the fact that my Login Page title is "Log-In Page," and I didn’t want that at the top of the internal page after the user logged in).
I personally am not much of a programmer, so I don’t really think like one. If I missed an easier or more obvious way of doing this, someone please correct me.
